Once the Capital of Mughal India and centre of Indo Islamic cultural and architectural development, Agra still is bestowed with some of the best gems produced during the rule of Mughal Emperor’s. It requires more than a day to have a glimpse of what Agra has to offer. One of the eight wonders of medieval world, Poetry in Marble, Monument of Love, Taj Mahal
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The first planned city of medieval India to be planned on the principles of Vastu Shastra – the town planning and architectural science of Ancient India, Jaipur is often considered as the gateway to the land of Rajputana. Often called Pink city, it preserves some of the best examples of progressive Rajputana architecture.
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Literally meaning “The Gateway to Lord”, Haridwar is not only the gateway to Himalayas but also to the two sacred Hindu Shrines of Lord Vishnu (Badrinath) and Lord Shiva (Kedarnath). It is believed that it is one of four sites where drops of Amrit, the elixir of immortality, accidentally spilled over from the pitcher while being carried by the celestial bird Garuda.
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The most cultured city of India, witness to the development of Rich Awadhi Culture which celebrated the development of art forms of dance, Music, Embroidery and mouth-watering delicacies, believed to be birth place of Game of Shatranj (Chess), Lucknow is a city of myriad colours and senses. More popularly known as the city of Nawabs”
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Adorned with some of the finest collection of frescoes paintings, done in miniature Shekhawati style, adorning the walls and roofs of 17th -18th Century mansions, Shekhawati region is an artist’s delight. Painted in natural colours, the themes are usually taken from Folk Tales, religion, Historical Battles and events and themes from everyday environment
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The Seat of Power of Sikhs, the most revered and visited Sikh temple in the world, the Birthplace of Luv-Kush, Sons of Legendary Lord Rama and the place where Ramayana was believed to be written, Amritsar is a city of not only historical and religious importance but also of celebration of life. It is a pilgrimage city for both Hindu’s and Sikh’s
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Often known as “the Land of Kamasutra” due to the depiction of erotic sex scenes in various sculptures found adorning its temples. Khajuraho is much more than that. The beautiful temples have much more to offer than the erotic sculptures which makes only 10% of the total sculptures adorning their walls.
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Varanasi, Benaras or Kashi, often referred to the City of Light, is the oldest continually inhabited city in the world with its history dating back 5000 years. A city, where people come to die, in a belief that they will be pardoned for their sins and will achieve Mokhsa – the ultimate state of soul free from Life and death.
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